Sentence examples for livelihood services from inspiring English sources

Healthcare, education and livelihood services may be scarce, costly and not easy for persons with disabilities to access.

Community-level intervention typically includes cognitive stimulation exercises, physical therapy, medication to prevent epileptic seizures and promoting access to education and livelihood services.

In collaboration with your government and many dedicated Malawians, the foundation has provided 6,000 orphans and vulnerable children in Salima with a comprehensive package of education, social care, healthcare, and livelihood services.

Given the ecosystem and livelihood services provided by shade-grown coffee production, it is increasingly necessary to map and identify the dynamics and drivers of CAF changes over space and time.

P. juliflora has been reported to offer significant ecosystem and livelihood services such as microclimate regulation, improvement of soil fertility, reclaiming saline and alkaline soils and income and livelihood diversification (Bhojvaid and Timmer 1998; Berhanu and Tesfaye 2006).

The roles of diverse animal genetic resources for food and fibre production, livelihood, ecosystem services and socio-culture are well recognized.

The review focuses on urban livelihoods, ecosystem services and urban policy responses as pathways to mediating climate change.

We argue that because government policies affect how land is used, they also influence carbon emissions, farmer livelihoods, environmental services, and a host of other variables.

"Whole communities have fled their villages and endured unimaginable suffering... even if the fighting stopped tomorrow, it will take years of investment and painstaking work to rebuild livelihoods and services," ICRC president Peter Maurer said.

Disaster Risk Reduction activities are broad and aim to reduce the impacts from disasters with respect to loss of life, injury, and other health impacts as well as on the wider socioeconomic determinants that affect population health including property damage, loss of livelihoods and services, social and economic disruption, and environmental damage.

Flood waters remain in parts of Sindh, while elsewhere people are returning home to extensive damage to homes, livelihoods and services," said UNICEF Pakistan Deputy Representative Karen Allen.